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Three men guilty of arson attack on London warehouse on behalf of Russian mercenary group
Around £1m worth of damage was caused in the arson attack on an industrial unit in Leyton, east London, last year.
Norman Tebbit, key Thatcher ally, dies aged 94
The Conservative politician served in ministerial jobs throughout the 1980s.
Southport murders one of UK's most egregious crimes, inquiry chairman says
The public inquiry into the dance class murders in the Merseyside town begins at Liverpool Town Hall.
Farrell England return would be amazing - Itoje
Captain Maro Itoje would welcome Owen Farrell's return to the England fold if his Saracens team-mate wants to come back into the squad.
Filer determined to show women can bowl at 80mph
England's Lauren Filer says she wants to break the 80mph barrier to prove women can bowl with such pace.
Monzo fined £21m after customers faked PM and King's addresses
The digital bank has been fined £21m by the City regulator for anti-fraud failures.
Assume 100ml liquid limit remains, flyers told after airports change rules
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander says passengers should check with airports about carry-on rules.
Children in England living in 'Dickensian' levels of poverty, commissioner warns
Children's Commissioner for England Dame Rachel de Souza says one told her "in the night rats came and bit his face".
Emergency alert to be sent to smartphones in UK test
A test message will be sent to smartphones on 7 September, after a previous test revealed technical issues.
First UK hosepipe ban of 2025 declared in Yorkshire
Yorkshire Water warns the ban could last until the winter months with more dry weather forecast.
Liverpool players return to training after Jota death
Liverpool players have started to return to the club for pre-season training following the death of team-mate Diogo Jota.
Five things we now know about the Post Office scandal
A key report into the Horizon IT scandal details the huge impact on sub-postmasters and their families.
Fans disappointed by last-minute Wireless line-up
With just days to go, some fans are scrambling to sell tickets after a "disappointing" announcement.
Pension triple lock to cost three times initial estimate
The official forecaster warns public finances are in a "relatively vulnerable position" due U-turns.
'Hero' dad, twin girls and riverside campers among victims
At least 104 lives were lost after a rapid deluge in the centre of the US state on Friday.
Resident doctors in England vote for fresh strike action over pay
The doctors' union says it will seek fresh talks with ministers before setting strike days.
Time for Lions to ditch the 'tippy-tappy' and 'go through front door'
The British and Irish Lions need to ditch the tippy-tappy style and be ruthless 'hounds of hell' when they face the Brumbies in Canberra on Wednesday.
Man shot and seriously injured by Kent Police
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has confirmed it is investigating.
Israeli defence minister plans to move Gaza's population to camp in Rafah
Israel Katz tells Israeli media the so-called "humanitarian city" in Rafah will eventually house 2.1 million Palestinians.
Heat health alerts issued ahead of third UK heatwave
Hot weather is forecast to return this week but to which locations and for how long?